> It doesn't compromise the users privacy in any meaningful way. I would have to disagree. The mere fact that it's there and visible by default means it can be

> It doesn't compromise the users privacy in any meaningful way. I would have to disagree. The mere fact that it's there and visible by default means it can be accidentally clicked on. Doing that opens a native application which loads an Amazon-provided javascript file. Cards are off the table after that loads.